Puzzle Lisciani Supermaxi 108 pieces — jigsaw for ages 3–6

The Lisciani Supermaxi 108 pieces jigsaw for ages 3–6 is a children’s puzzle designed to support early learning and fine motor development. This set includes 108 large cardboard pieces that form a stable, easy-to-handle image suitable for preschoolers. The puzzle is intended for guided play and independent assembly, helping children practise hand–eye coordination, visual discrimination and basic problem-solving while providing a durable construction for repeated use.

Advantages

The large-format pieces are sized for small hands and reduce frustration during assembly, while sturdy cardboard construction improves longevity under frequent use. The image remains clearly defined when assembled, helping children recognise shapes and colours. The puzzle format encourages concentration and step-by-step reasoning and can be integrated into both playtime and structured educational activities.

Suitable for

• Preschool play and quiet time
• Early childhood education and group activities
• Developing fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination
• Introducing basic puzzle-solving strategies

Key specifications

• Total pieces: 108 large cardboard pieces
• Recommended age range: 3–6 years
• Material: thick printed cardboard for repeated assembly
• Image type: single-scene full-colour illustration suitable for preschoolers

How to use

Open the box and spread the pieces face up on a flat surface. Start by identifying and separating edge pieces, then group pieces by colour or motif to simplify assembly. Guide the child through matching shapes and colours where needed, allowing increasing independence as skill improves. Once completed, use the assembled picture as a reference for disassembly and sorting to extend learning about patterns and sequencing.

Usage recommendations

Supervise children under 3 years of age and store pieces in a dry place. Use on a clean, flat surface to protect piece edges and to maintain the printed image. Rotate this puzzle with other activities to reinforce concentration and fine-motor progression over time.